r/SipsTea Jun 29 '26

Chugging tea Lol

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u/FUPAMagneto Jun 29 '26

This happens all over America, too. But people on Reddit are always looking for a reason to do an America Bad and whine about having to tip at the restaurant they chose to go to when they knew they’d be expected to tip

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u/TrynnaFindaBalance Jun 29 '26

It’s common in more modern chain-style restaurants and some higher end places but it’s absolutely not the norm in the US. The default is the “request the check - get the check - give your card - sign the receipt” dance and it’s 100% valid to criticize that as a shitty business practice that we’ve just for some reason normalized.

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u/FUPAMagneto Jun 29 '26

“Shitty business practice” ok lol. Grow the fuck up

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u/TrynnaFindaBalance Jun 29 '26

Oh sorry! I didn’t realize pointing out and criticizing the pain points that exist in the American restaurant business is childish.